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Do these guys actually lay down fiber? If so, isn't that crazy expensive, and how does that work since it seems there's a limited amount of conduit space that
by mikerichards 11y ago
Do these guys actually lay down fiber? If so, isn't that crazy expensive, and how does that work since it seems there's a limited amount of conduit space that can be used in cities, towns, neighborhoods, etc.. In other words, not everybody and their brother can just lay down fiber.
- freejack 11y agoYup, we're laying fiber. We're also partnering and a number of other approaches as well. Charlottesville is primarily our own fiber.
- teammatters 11y agoI live in Westminister, MD. Will you guys be hiring and if so for what type of positions?
- freejack 11y agoYeah, I expect we'll have a few more openings there. Right now we're hiring a City Manager for Westminster - details are here: http://www.tucows.com/careers/ http://www.tucows.com/careers/
- teammatters 11y agoCool ... I'm dev/product guy, so city manager isn't a good fit. I'm excited to potentially use/sign up. Not sure if Kate Wagner Rd and Ct is on your list. Fingers crossed!
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- pyvpx 11y agolaying the fiber is actually the cheap part, if you count the cost of securing Rights of Way (ROW). lawyers and politicians are far more expensive than skilled workers with heavy equipment.